If the Facebook charges $5 to $10 a month per account.   A lot of people will quit the Facebook for sure.  At that time Facebook stock price will drop down to the bottom

The latest move, up $1 per share in less than 30 minutes. The more step function trading I see in this stock the less I want to be in it.

I wouldn’t be surprised of Zuckerberg is buying back shares that he sold at $38.

Question: I’m just curious Mary Schapiro, how exactly does the SEC define stock price manipulation?

When the CEO bails out shouldn't the investors follow?

From comments on an article a couple days ago:

Facebook got whacked because:

(A) It is a business platform that does not make anything.  It is based on a fad and is at the mercy of the ephemeral, rapidly changing tastes of its main target demographic.  This demographic does not click through ads or purchase the products advertised thereon---e.g. GM.  FB is like a movie set.  Peek behind the facade and see how fragile the structure propping up this company really is.

(B) The small investor has been suckered enough by Wall St and banksters.  You guys move and manipulate the markets for your own ends.  Also, we get it---we aren't permitted to profit from IPOs.  These events are hyped beyond belief by a complicit, bought and paid-for media and are typically losers for all but the insiders.

(C) Even a few of the smarter institutional funds figured it out.  How much FB did Berkshire Hathaway buy?  Zilch, nada, zero.  Buffett wouldn't touch it.  He also said he would not buy Apple or Google at current values---too risky.  Granted, this is not the business model BH is based on.  But in his comments, he also said if BH engaged in short-selling, he would not short Apple or Google.  Nothing about FB.  So, was WB implying that FB was ripe for short-selling?

Look for the stock to be trading under $15, and possibly under $10/share by the end of the year.

Also, look for the next great thing (which all the kids are already waiting for) to suck the life out of FB.  Its worth will be defined by the residual, limited shelf life value of the data it has mined from the gullible for marketing purposes.  Most kids (13-30) will tell you, "FB is over."

PS---a FB phone?  Right...as people are beginning to figure out how much private information they have been conned out of due to ever-changing, dubious privacy policies,  I'm sure they'll be all over signing up for another device that spies on them in even more innovative, devious and secretive ways.

I think as people start realizing that it only has ad revenue which is very hard to understand exactly how they make money. Won't the number of people on facebook reach a saturation point. Like Cell phones. The growth now is pretty limited to people switching companies. I find that many people on facebook are getting tired of it.

With a little more Greece it will slide even more......

Anybody who losses money has nobody to blame for it.  Why would anybody invest in a company
that makes no products and gives away memberships for free.  In order for Facebook to make money, they must increase their numbers of subscribers.  The number must keep rising and rising whit out stopping.  This is not a reality.

The negative part is you are still hawking the stock. This is a sales job.

You might also include:

Leader technologies vs. Facebook in which Facebook was found guilty on 11 of 11 counts of patent infringement.  The verdict was set aside but an appeal is pending.  The patent infringement claims stem from Facebook allegedly stealing the code for the engine that runs Facebook.  If Leader's appeal is successful the penalties could be severe, even potentially shutting down Facebook's servers.  Look into it because I have and this is what I've found.  Please correct any of this if it is wrong but either way I would like to know more about it.